Re: how do you do a System-Request in TN5250? -- LINUX5250

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Subject: Re: how do you do a System-Request in TN5250?
From: Scott Klement <tn5250@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:26:07 -0500
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In Windows, it's Alt-PrintScreen.

On Unix-like systems, Ctrl-C should work. (sometimes it's mapped to other keys as well, depending on the terminal type... but I think Ctrl-C always works)

Mark S. Waterbury wrote:

Hello, all:

What is the keyboard sequence to create a System-Request?

For example, if I want to do a SysReq-2 to cancel a runaway interactive program?

Thanks,

Mark

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